The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02

Whitaker loans money on chatte
security.
Oils from 3 cents to 81 90 a gallon a
G,Odhue and Evans.
"Jim Hun soap, hest aud most fOl
the money at Scott & Sons.
Wanted, a girl to work in small
family. Apply at once ut this Office.
just think of it! 100 bars of Lenoz
soap for $4.25 at Cowan, Amsterdam 4
Norris.
You can trade your produce fol
queensware, glassware and tin ware
at Welch's.
Full line of ladies and children's fall
and winter shoes. mems calf and kip
boots, at COlborn's.
A new invoice of busters, feather,
hemp, and all kinds, now OH sale al
Goodhue & Evans
Cummings q: Jones WiH Loan you
cheap money, on farms. You can
pay IL of at any time.
Moyune Imperial tea, 81 cents a
pound. 3 pounds for one dollar at
Kingsley & Wharton's.
Bostwick & Smeltzer have over
10000 acres of land in Texas and
New Mexico to sell very cheap.
Look at this Superior Carriage Oil,
warranted equal to castor oil, for 75c.
per gallon at DIR. Gillihan's drug store.
Members of the WOman's Relief
Corps are remindedOf the regular meet
ing tonight. A full attendance is de-
sired.
When needing anything in the
hardware line call upon D. Ewart d
Go. They will give you Golden Rule"
treatment.
Look on the last page of this issue
for much interesting reading. The
REGISTER Is setting up good deal Of
type these days.
Numerous hand bills are displayed
this week advertising an excursion to
LasVegas, New Mexico. The excur.
sion starts on the 18th.
Eddy's Reliable Baking Powder il
just as good as it always was, but
KAUFMAN will give you piece Of glass.
ware with every can Of it.
If you cannot spend a week on the
camp ground, come in and spend a day
or two. You will surprised to find
how it will rest and refresh you.
We are indebted to our friend r, B.
Whitaker for late copies Of Boston,
Colorado, papers. Mr.. Whitaker's
card appears in them as Attorney at
Law.
IfyOu want the best wagon for the
least money 20 to Casmire & Co.'S. aud
examine the Winchester" 1t is fully
warranted: and is guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
You can get school books and sup
plies of all kinds at lower prices in
lola than are offered in any of the sur
rounding towns. Call at GOodhue &
Evans and be convinced.
TIE Campmeeting committee failed
to obtain a satisfactory bid for the
privilege Of running a dining hall, and
OF Cu uClP ouN huu Az
on their own responsibility.
The young ladies of the Baptist
Church will give q "Hard Times" fasti-
val at the G. A. r. Hall on Friday
evening September O.. Further an.
nouncement in our next issue.
Parties who have travelled over the
county tell us that the prairie grass
looks as fresh aud green as it did in
June, fields that were moved in July
having already new growth of six
inches or more. There will be no lack
of fall pasturage in Kansas.
The Democrat is mighty hard to
please. A little while ago it was
greatly distressed because it feared
certain republicans would not be al
lowed 10 vote at the republican pri-
mares. Now it learns that there is no
danger of any such thing happening,
and still it is not happy. Poor thing!
Klaumann tells us that he has
bought apples from parties living
within four miles of Yates Center who
hauled them all the way over here in
a wagon. They would hardly have
done this unless it paid them to do it.
Moral: lola Is the best market in at
least two counties for apples. yates
Center and NeOsho Falls papers please
copy.) .
Indications are already apparent
that the immense trade enjoy ed by
lola last fall and winter will be dupli-
Gated ifnot increased this season. lola
is the best market in the county for
in the produce line from
beets to broom corn and for everything
in the way of live stock from chickens
to cattle, and the people are learning to
profit by the fact.
Byvirtue ofitspatent'' innard' the Dem
Ocrat presented its readers last week
with some good republican doctrine in
the shape Of the address recently, is
sued by the Virginia republicans.
the Democrat remarks
that this address is "a lying, villain
Gus document" but we take notice it
does not 60 into detail. Suppose you
point out some of the lies and villain
les.
Interest in the campaign for the cOun-
ty offices is SO great that the fact that
offices are also to be filled
this fall seems in fair way to be over
looked. The REGISTER therefore feels
it its duty to remind the people that
they should begin to look around for
men who are able and willing to attend
to their township business. Perhaps
it would be good idea for the republic
can committeeman, in making their
call for primary, to include in it
call for the nomination of township Of
icers.
For the Information of those who de-
sire to attend the St. Louis exposition